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Thanks to everyone who suggested trial ad books for the mock trial team
here at UAB. Below is a list of the suggestions I received.

* National Institute for Trial Advocacy's (NITA) web site

* Thomas A. Mauet, Trial Techniques (Little, Brown)

* Paul Bergman, Trial Advocacy in a Nut Shell (Thomson-West)

* James W. McElhaney, McElhaney's Trial Notebook (ABA Section of
Litigation)

* Edward J. Imwinkelried, Evidentiary Foundations (LexisNexis)

* James McElhaney's Trial Notebook & multivolume Litigation
Manual

* Advocacy (Trial Practice Series) by Richard A. Givens

For those of you with undergrad mock trial, I also found these two books
that look useful:

* Pleasing the Court: A Mock Trial Handbook by John Vile- $39.95

* NITA's Mock Trials: Preparing, Presenting and Winning Your
Case - $50.00 (geared toward undergraduate mock trial teams)

Jeff

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